Wrexham release 11 players after winning promotion to League Two and Las Vegas trip

Wrexham may still be in celebratory mode, but preparations for next season in the Football League are already under way.

It has been confirmed the Red Dragons have released 11 players after securing promotion last month.

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Wrexham won the National League title as they managed a total 111 points, a new record for the division.

However, despite their historic campaign, and recent trip to Las Vegas, several players have now left the club.

Ryan Austin, Malik Dijksteel, Jake Hyde, Rory Watson, Tom Jenkins, Dan Jones, Louis Lloyd and Will Mountfield have all been released.

Ex-Burnley goalkeeper Kai Calderbank-Park and former Norwich defender Reece Hall-Johnson have also departed.

Harry Lennon, meanwhile, has also been released having announced his retirement due to several persistent injuries.

It remains to be seen if former Manchester United, Watford and England goalkeeper Ben Foster is retained by the club.

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Wrexham officials will hold talks with the 40-year-old to establish whether he will continue, according to The Sun.

The report adds the Red Dragons have offered one-year deals to Mark Howard, Anthony Forde.

Fan favourite and in-form striker Paul Mullin, who netted 38 goals this campaign, has also been offered fresh terms to extend his stay in north Wales by a further season.